The Ultimate Prompt Library

Write a comprehensive, SEO-optimised blog post about [TOPIC]. Approx [WORD COUNT] words. Include: a compelling hook introduction, 4-6 H2 subheadings with detailed content, practical actionable tips, relevant examples, a conclusion with key takeaways, and a call-to-action. Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]. Tone: [professional/casual/authoritative]. Format in clean markdown.

You are an expert editorial writer. Write a long-form article (1,500-2,000 words) on: [TOPIC]. It should read like a quality business/technology publication. Structure: compelling headline, authoritative introduction, H2/H3 sections with depth, data-driven insights, and a strong conclusion. Maintain a [TONE] voice. No filler phrases or padding.

Write a product description for [PRODUCT NAME]. Features/specs: [LIST]. Target customer: [DESCRIBE]. Tone: [professional/friendly/luxurious]. Include: a benefit-led headline, 2-3 sentences of compelling copy, 5 feature-benefit bullet points, and a closing SEO paragraph. Primary keyword: [KEYWORD].

Write a professional press release for: [DESCRIBE THE NEWS]. Company: [NAME, INDUSTRY, BRIEF DESCRIPTION]. Include: headline, dateline, lead paragraph (who/what/when/where/why), two supporting paragraphs with a quote from [TITLE] [NAME], a company boilerplate, and contact placeholder. 400-500 words. Factual and newsworthy in tone.

Write a case study: Client: [TYPE/INDUSTRY]. Challenge: [DESCRIBE PROBLEM]. Solution: [YOUR APPROACH]. Results: [METRICS/OUTCOMES]. Structure: result-focused headline, overview, The Challenge, The Solution, The Results with metrics highlighted, a draft client quote, closing CTA. 600-800 words. Professional and results-focused.

Create a white paper outline and introduction for: [TOPIC]. Audience: [DESCRIBE]. Goal: [e.g. generate leads, establish authority]. Deliver: a chapter outline (5-7 sections with 3-4 bullet points each), suggested data sources, then write the full executive summary (300 words) and introduction (400 words).

Create a 2-week social media campaign for [BRAND/PRODUCT]. Goal: [e.g. product launch, awareness]. Audience: [DESCRIBE]. Platforms: [Instagram/LinkedIn/X]. Deliver: campaign theme and key message, content calendar (3 posts/week/platform), full post copy for each post, hashtag suggestions, posting time recommendations, and CTA for each post.

Develop a brand voice guide for [COMPANY NAME] in the [INDUSTRY] space. Audience: [DESCRIBE]. Personality: [e.g. bold and expert, warm and approachable]. Create: a voice summary (3-4 sentences), 4 core voice characteristics (each with examples of how it sounds and what to avoid), an IS/IS NOT comparison table, and 5 sample sentences rewritten in our brand voice.

Write ad copy for: Product/Service: [DESCRIBE]. Audience: [WHO]. Main USP: [DIFFERENTIATOR]. Goal: [e.g. sign up, book demo]. Platform: [Google/Meta/LinkedIn]. Provide: 3 headline variations (within character limits), 3 body copy variations, 2 longer descriptions, 3 CTA button options. Flag which are strongest and why.

Create a full content calendar for [MONTH/YEAR] for a [COMPANY TYPE] in [INDUSTRY]. We publish: blog 2x/week, LinkedIn daily, email weekly, Instagram 3x/week. Content themes: [LIST 3-4]. Deliver: full calendar in table format (date/platform/type/topic/notes), 4 blog post titles with outlines, 4 email subject lines, and seasonal/trending topic recommendations.

Create 2-3 customer personas for [COMPANY/PRODUCT]. Product: [DESCRIBE]. For each persona include: fictional name and demographic details, psychographic profile (values, motivations, frustrations), a day-in-the-life narrative (150 words), 5 pain points related to our category, how they discover and evaluate solutions, key messages that resonate, and best marketing channels to reach them.

Review this [LANGUAGE] code comprehensively:nn[PASTE CODE]nnCover: (1) Bugs with line numbers, (2) Security vulnerabilities, (3) Performance issues, (4) Code quality and readability, (5) Refactoring suggestions with improved code snippets, (6) Missing error handling. Use clear sections for each area.

Write API documentation for: [PASTE ENDPOINT DETAILS OR DESCRIBE THE API]. Include: endpoint URL and HTTP method, description, authentication requirements, request parameters (path/query/body) with types and required/optional flags, request body schema with example JSON, response schema, HTTP status codes, 2 full request/response examples (curl + JS/Python), error response format, and rate limit notes. Format in clean markdown.

Write an optimised SQL query for: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU NEED]. Database: [MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite/SQL Server]. Tables: [DESCRIBE STRUCTURE or paste CREATE TABLE]. Requirements: [e.g. date range filter, multi-table join, aggregation]. Provide: the complete query, a section-by-section explanation, index recommendations for performance, an alternative approach if applicable, and edge cases to watch for.

Generate unit tests for this [LANGUAGE] code:nn[PASTE CODE]nnFramework: [Jest/Pytest/JUnit/etc]. Create: happy path tests, edge case tests (empty/null/boundary inputs), error handling tests, mocks for external dependencies. Aim for 90%+ coverage. Include a summary of what is covered and any areas that are hard to test automatically.

Refactor this [LANGUAGE] code:nn[PASTE CODE]nnGoals: [e.g. improve readability, reduce duplication, apply SOLID principles, modernise syntax]. Show: (1) fully refactored code, (2) every change made with a brief reason, (3) any behaviour-altering changes flagged clearly, (4) design patterns applied, (5) further improvements that need more context. Keep the public interface unchanged unless asked.

You are a senior research analyst. Research this topic thoroughly: [TOPIC]. Produce a structured report with: Executive Summary (200 words), Background & Context, Key Findings (5-7 insights with evidence), Competing Perspectives (2-3 viewpoints), Data & Statistics, Implications, Open Questions, and Recommended Further Reading. Flag clearly when inferring vs stating established facts.

Research and compile a competitive intelligence report on [COMPANY or INDUSTRY]. Cover: top 5-8 competitors with their offering, pricing strategy, target positioning, strengths/weaknesses, and recent strategic moves; a comparison matrix of key differentiators; white space/gap opportunities in the market; and 3-5 strategic recommendations. Use current public information and note where data is estimated.

Write a literature review on [TOPIC/RESEARCH QUESTION]. I will provide [X] sources. For each source, extract: main argument, methodology, key findings, limitations, and relevance. Then synthesise into: a coherent thematic literature review (600-800 words), key debates or contradictions in the field, identified research gaps, and a conclusion on the current state of knowledge.nn[PASTE SOURCES OR ABSTRACTS]

Create a market research report for: Market: [DESCRIBE]. Geography: [REGION/GLOBAL]. Purpose: [e.g. evaluating entry, sizing opportunity]. Include: Market Overview (size, growth, segments), Customer Analysis (buyers, drivers, pain points), Competitive Landscape, Top 5 Market Trends, Barriers to Entry, Regulatory Notes, Opportunity Assessment, and Recommendations. Flag where data is estimated rather than confirmed.

Write a business plan for: Business: [NAME]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Product/Service: [DESCRIBE]. Target Market: [WHO]. Stage: [Idea/Early/Growth]. Include all sections: Executive Summary, Business Description, Market Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Products & Services, Marketing & Sales Strategy, Operational Plan, Management Team, Financial Projections (years 1-3 framework), Funding Requirements, Risk Analysis. Flag areas needing my own data.

Conduct a SWOT analysis for [COMPANY/PRODUCT/INITIATIVE]. Context: [DESCRIBE]. For each quadrant provide 5-7 specific points. Then develop: 3 SO strategies (strengths + opportunities), 3 WO strategies (fix weaknesses to pursue opportunities), 3 ST strategies (use strengths to counter threats), 3 WT strategies (minimise weaknesses to avoid threats). Conclude with the top 3 priority actions. No generic business-school filler.

TASK A - AGENDA: Create a meeting agenda for: Purpose: [DESCRIBE]. Attendees: [ROLES]. Duration: [e.g. 60 min]. Topics: [LIST]. Format with: meeting details, timed agenda items, pre-read notes, and space for decisions/actions.nnORnnTASK B - MINUTES: Convert these notes into professional minutes: [PASTE NOTES]. Meeting: [DATE, ATTENDEES, PURPOSE]. Format with: discussion summary per item, decisions made, action items (owner + due date), and deferred items.

Create a [X]-slide strategy presentation on [TOPIC]. Audience: [e.g. board, investors, leadership]. Goal: [DECISION/RESPONSE NEEDED]. Context: [BACKGROUND]. For each slide: title, one-sentence key message, content bullet points, and visual/data suggestions. Follow a problem-solution-plan arc. Include slides for: executive summary, context/problem, opportunity, current vs desired state, strategy, initiatives, risks, timeline, resources, and next steps.

Build an investor pitch for [COMPANY]. Raising: [AMOUNT] at [STAGE]. Company: [2-3 SENTENCE DESCRIPTION]. Traction: [METRICS IF ANY]. Create: (1) full pitch narrative (Problem, Solution, Market, Business Model, Traction, Team, Competition, Ask), (2) 30-second opening hook, (3) three likely investor objections with responses, (4) key metrics to highlight, (5) how to close and move to next steps.

Write a job description for: Title: [TITLE]. Company: [NAME + BRIEF]. Department: [DEPT]. Location: [REMOTE/HYBRID/OFFICE]. Salary: [RANGE or competitive]. Include: culture intro (3-4 sentences), role overview, 8-10 responsibilities, 5-6 required qualifications, 3-4 preferred qualifications, what success looks like at 90 days, benefits, and a D&I statement. Focus on what the person will achieve, not just tasks.

Create an interview question bank for: Role: [TITLE]. Key responsibilities: [LIST 3-5]. Must-have traits: [LIST]. Culture: [DESCRIBE]. Categories: (1) Technical/functional questions x8, (2) Competency/STAR behavioural questions x8, (3) Situational hypotheticals x4, (4) Culture-fit questions x4, (5) Growth mindset questions x3. For each question note what you are assessing and what a strong answer looks like. Include 3 suggested questions for the candidate to ask.

Write a performance review for [EMPLOYEE ROLE]. Period: [DATE RANGE]. Achievements: [LIST]. Improvement areas: [LIST]. Overall level: [Exceeds/Meets/Below]. Write: (1) opening summary paragraph, (2) Strengths section with specific examples (3-4 points), (3) Development Areas framed as opportunities (2-3 points), (4) Goals for next period (3-4 measurable), (5) closing paragraph. Constructive, specific, and empathetic throughout.

Create a 30-60-90 day onboarding plan for a new [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Responsibilities: [LIST]. For each phase: objectives, weekly focus areas, specific tasks/milestones, people to meet and why, tools/systems to learn, key documents to review, and how success is measured. Also include: first-week day-by-day checklist, check-in cadence with manager, and 3 questions they should answer confidently by day 90.

Build an SEO content strategy for a [TYPE OF SITE] in [NICHE]. Audience: [DESCRIBE]. Site status: [NEW or ESTABLISHED with X posts]. Goal: [e.g. leads, sales, authority]. Deliver: (1) topic cluster map (3-5 pillars, 5-8 clusters each), (2) for each pillar: URL, target keyword, difficulty, content type, internal linking notes, (3) content priority order with reasoning, (4) 10 article titles with keywords and search intent, (5) best content formats for this niche.

Write meta titles and descriptions for these pages: [LIST EACH PAGE WITH: topic, primary keyword, content type]. For each page: 3 meta title options (50-60 chars, keyword near front, click-worthy), 2 meta description options (150-160 chars, keyword natural, clear benefit + implied CTA), and your recommended choice with reasoning. No keyword stuffing. Prioritise clarity and CTR.

Research keyword opportunities for a site focused on [TOPIC/NICHE]. Target: [AUDIENCE]. Geography: [REGION]. Find: (1) 15 high-intent buying/comparing keywords with volume range and difficulty, (2) 15 informational blog-suitable keywords, (3) 15 long-tail question keywords. Then: group all 45 into 5-7 thematic clusters for pillar pages, and flag 5 quick-win lower-competition terms where a new site could rank in 3-6 months.

Build an internal linking strategy for my site. Structure: [DESCRIBE SECTIONS OR PASTE SITEMAP]. Priority pages: [LIST MONEY PAGES]. Traffic goal: [WHERE TO DRIVE IT]. Create: (1) tiered page hierarchy, (2) for each of my top 10 pages: 5-8 pages that should link to it and anchor text to use, (3) orphaned page risks, (4) breadcrumb recommendation, (5) 10-point pre-publish internal linking audit checklist. Explain the SEO logic for each recommendation.

Write a weekly email newsletter for [BRAND] in [INDUSTRY]. Theme: [DESCRIBE]. This week’s topic: [HOOK/STORY]. Audience: [DESCRIBE]. Include: 5 subject line options (curiosity/benefit/news angles), preview text (90 chars), personal opening hook (100-150 words), main content section (300-400 words), secondary tip or resource (100 words), one clear CTA, closing sign-off. Tone: smart friend, not broadcasting brand.

Write cold outreach emails: I am [YOUR NAME/COMPANY] offering [PRODUCT/SERVICE] to [ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Goal: [e.g. book call, propose partnership]. About them: [PERSONALISATION DETAILS]. USP: [WHAT PROBLEM YOU SOLVE]. Write 3 versions: short (under 100 words), medium (150 words), story-led (200 words). Each must: lead with them not you, reference a specific pain point, include one proof point, have a low-friction CTA. Plus 3 follow-up options for no-reply after 5 days.

Create a 5-email follow-up sequence for [CONTEXT: e.g. after sales call, after free trial sign-up, after quote sent]. Each email needs a distinct value angle, not just “just checking in.” For each: timing (Day 1/3/7/14/21), 3 subject line options, full email body (150-250 words), goal of this email in the sequence, and what a positive response looks like. Build urgency progressively. Email 5 should be a respectful final attempt that leaves the door open.

Write a 3-email re-engagement campaign for [DESCRIBE THE LAPSED AUDIENCE: e.g. no purchase in 6 months, no opens in 90 days]. Brand: [NAME + DESCRIPTION]. Goal: [e.g. repurchase, reactivate]. Incentive: [DISCOUNT/FREEBIE/NONE]. For each email: 3 subject line variants (including one breakup-style), preview text, full body (150-200 words), CTA button text, psychological hook used. Email 3 should include a clean unsubscribe option. Focus on what they’re missing, not what you want.

Create a complete sales pitch for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target: [IDEAL CLIENT]. Main pain point: [WHAT YOU SOLVE]. Differentiators: [vs competitors]. Social proof: [TESTIMONIALS/RESULTS/LOGOS]. Build: (1) 30-second elevator pitch (~80 words), (2) 5-minute verbal pitch script (opener, discovery question, pain agitation, solution, proof, close), (3) written pitch for email/proposal (300-400 words), (4) 5 power phrases that communicate value without sounding salesy, (5) 3 strong closing lines.

Create an objection handling script for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] at [PRICE POINT]. Handle these objections (add yours or use defaults): “Too expensive,” “Happy with current solution,” “Need to think about it,” “Send me information,” “Bad timing,” “Need sign-off from someone else.” For each: acknowledgement response, reframe question, root concern response, bridge back to value, and suggested next step. Include tone guidance for in-person vs video.

Write a business proposal for: Client: [NAME/TYPE]. Their need: [CHALLENGE/PROJECT]. Our solution: [APPROACH]. Investment: [PRICING]. Timeline: [DELIVERY]. Our credentials: [EXPERIENCE]. Include: personalised executive summary, understanding of the brief, proposed approach/methodology, deliverables and timeline, investment section (frame as ROI), why us section with social proof, terms and next steps. Address client as “you.” Every sentence should add value — no padding.

Help me plan my week. Role: [TITLE/RESPONSIBILITIES]. Goals this week: [LIST 3-5]. Diary commitments: [LIST WITH TIMES]. Active projects: [LIST]. Best energy times: [e.g. mornings sharp, afternoons slow]. Create: (1) prioritised task list (impact vs urgency, Eisenhower-style), (2) Mon-Fri time-blocked schedule respecting meetings and energy, (3) single Most Important Task per day, (4) 3 tasks to defer or delegate if needed, (5) Friday review checklist.

Write an SOP document for: Process: [NAME]. Team: [WHO PERFORMS IT]. Frequency: [HOW OFTEN]. Description: [WHAT IT ACHIEVES]. My rough steps: [LIST]. Create full SOP with: document header (title/version/owner/date/purpose), scope, roles and responsibilities, tools/access required, numbered step-by-step instructions (clear enough for a new starter), decision points and conditionals, quality checks and sign-offs, common errors to avoid, and revision history table.

Build a decision framework for: Decision: [DESCRIBE]. Options: [LIST]. What matters most: [CRITERIA e.g. cost, speed, quality, risk]. Constraints: [NON-NEGOTIABLES]. Build: (1) weighted criteria matrix (suggest weights, score each option 1-5, show weighted totals), (2) risk assessment per option (top 3 risks + mitigation), (3) reversibility analysis, (4) recommended option with reasoning, (5) what additional information would change your recommendation. Flag assumptions clearly.

/imagine [PRODUCT e.g. matte black stainless steel water bottle], placed on [SURFACE e.g. white marble / dark slate / natural wood], [LIGHTING e.g. soft studio lighting / dramatic side lighting / golden hour], [BACKGROUND e.g. clean white backdrop / blurred lifestyle setting], commercial product photography, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, hyperrealistic, 8K, professional colour grading, no text, no people --ar 4:3 --v 6 --style raw --q 2nnTIP: For lifestyle shots add the environment. For a pure cut-out add --no shadows.

/imagine [BRAND TYPE e.g. modern productivity tech startup], logo design concept, [STYLE e.g. minimalist / geometric / futuristic], primary colours: [YOUR BRAND COLOURS], [SYMBOL e.g. upward arrow, abstract letter mark, interconnected nodes], clean vector style, white background, professional branding, bold typography, scalable icon, no gradients --ar 1:1 --v 6 --style rawnnFor brand illustrations: replace “logo design concept” with “flat illustration, brand scene showing [SCENARIO]” and add your colour palette.